Molineux – Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Historic Home
Molineux has been the home of Wolverhampton Wanderers since 1889, making it one of England’s oldest professional football grounds. Located in the heart of Wolverhampton, it blends traditional charm with modern facilities, creating a competitive environment for Premier League football.
History and Development
Originally built as a multi-use sports venue, Molineux became exclusively a football stadium for Wolves. Redevelopments in the 1990s included all-seater stands and modernised facilities. The current capacity is 32,050, with the stadium maintaining its intimidating character for visiting teams.
Stands and Features
- Stan Cullis Stand: Modern seating and hospitality suites named after Wolves’ legendary manager.
- Sir Jack Hayward Stand: Home to vocal supporters and family seating sections.
- South Bank: Away fans and general seating with modern amenities.
- Steve Bull Stand: Premium seating and executive areas integrated with club offices.
Notable Matches and Legends
Molineux has hosted legends such as Billy Wright, Steve Bull, and Raul Jimenez. Iconic games include European competitions, FA Cup semi-finals, and historic league battles. The stadium’s atmosphere reflects Wolves’ proud history and community spirit.
Legacy and Fan Culture
Molineux combines Wolves’ historical legacy with modern football culture. Fans are deeply involved in creating matchday energy, ensuring that Wolves’ identity is preserved both on and off the pitch.
Bring Molineux home with a build-at-home Wolves Stadium model or collectible player statues.